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Manchester United’s board are increasingly convinced that Ajax boss Erik ten Hag is the manager they need to revive the club’s fortunes after carrying out analysis on all the candidates.
Manchester United’s board are increasingly convinced that Ajax boss Erik ten Hag is the manager they need to revive the club’s fortunes after carrying out analysis on all the candidates.
A social media notice, posted at lunchtime on Monday, encouraged prospective managers and coaches to make contact over the Ainslie Park vacancy, and set a deadline of 12.30pm on Thursday (March 24) for consideration.
Manchester United would have loved to appoint Julian Nagelsmann as manager this summer, but have been forced to accept that he would not want to leave Bayern Munich to take up the job at Old Trafford.
Manchester United are reportedly yet to finalise any future role for Ralf Rangnick, and have Erik ten Hag or Mauricio Pochettino on a four-man shortlist to be their next manager. Sky Sports reports that «no meetings have taken place» with Rangnick to outline his next role at Old Trafford following the end of his interim spell as manager.
Former Bolton Wanderers defender and assistant boss Phil Brown is back in management after being appointed at League Two side Barrow.
Liverpool icon Robbie Fowler thinks suggestions from Gary Neville that Diego Simeone could be appointed as the next Manchester United manager are 'laughable'. It comes after key figures in the Old Trafford boardroom identified Erik ten Hag as their preferred candidate to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
QPR's John Eustace has been appointed as assistant manager to Stephen Kenny with the Republic of Ireland, replacing Anthony Barry.